文 |朝子亥 本文为深度观点解读，仅供交流学习 美债对于咱中国来说，除了美国经济衰退带来的美元美债风险，还有中美政治斗争带来的诸多不确定风险。 但无论哪种风险，咱中国都不应该被动等待，主动卖出美债，拿出更多美元购进黄金，提高抵御风险能力。 咱中国和加拿大的美债变化，特朗普要换人 12月18日，美国财政部发布了国际资本流动报告，报告指出今年10月，咱中国美债持仓降至 6887 亿美元，和上次相比减少了118亿。 这已经不是一次性的操作，而是咱中国自 2022 年美债持仓跌破万亿美元大关以来的持续动作。 单月减持 118 亿美元，并不意味着短期冲动，而是理性外储多元化的战略延续。 更有意思的是，截至 10 月底，中国黄金储备已连续 12 个月上涨，目前高达 7409 万盎司。 美债权重降低、黄金储备增加，两者配合得天衣无缝，目的就是优化外储结构，对冲美元周期波动和地缘政治风险。 咱中国作为美债第三大持有国，稳步减持的背后，其实更强调防范金融风险和提升自主调控能力，体现了大国的稳定心态和长远眼光。 加拿大这边，10 月份的动作更为激进。单月减持 567 亿美元，创下年内最大降幅。加拿大过去对美债的持仓一直比较稳定， ...

Group 1 - Gold has reached around $4,100 per ounce, while silver is approaching $50, indicating potential inflation concerns, but the CPI remains stable [3][4][14] - The recent surge in gold and silver prices reflects systemic concerns rather than traditional inflation fears, as the correlation between CPI and gold prices has diverged [16][40] - Central banks are significantly increasing gold purchases, with over 1,000 tons bought annually from 2022 to 2024, marking a historical high [30][93] Group 2 - Silver's industrial demand has surged, accounting for approximately 55% of global silver demand in 2023, driven by sectors like solar energy and electric vehicles [34][36] - The gold-silver ratio has decreased, indicating that silver is outperforming gold, with historical volatility reaching new highs since 2020 [21][26] - The current market dynamics suggest that gold serves as a "face" of central banks, while silver acts as a "lubricant" for the new energy era [38][39] Group 3 - The U.S. fiscal deficit is a growing concern, with interest payments nearing the federal tax revenue ceiling, leading to fears about the sustainability of the current monetary and debt systems [62][63] - The market is reassessing the "inflation risk premium," indicating that investors are more concerned about systemic risks than immediate inflation [66][67] - The Federal Reserve's monetary policy is tightening, with expectations of interest rate adjustments impacting gold prices [70][73] Group 4 - Emerging markets are experiencing capital inflows due to favorable conditions, including a weaker dollar and rising commodity prices, which improve export revenues [109][139] - The correlation between gold prices and emerging market debt suggests that as gold is viewed as a hedge against dollar risks, funds are flowing into high-yield emerging market bonds [118][130] - However, there are risks associated with this trend, as sudden shifts in the dollar or profit-taking in precious metals could lead to capital outflows from emerging markets [144][152] Group 5 - Investment strategies should focus on maintaining a balanced asset allocation, with gold and silver viewed as systemic insurance, while also considering dollar risk hedging and emerging market exposure [166][176][182] - Monitoring key economic indicators, such as U.S. core PCE and Chinese social financing, can provide insights into potential market adjustments and the timing of asset reallocation [191][198] - The evolving narrative around gold suggests it is now seen as a measure of national credit rather than merely an inflation indicator, reflecting broader concerns about the stability of fiat currencies and government debt [196][198]